Tiger receive bye in first round of districts

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Photo by Terry Redman No. 14 Sophomore quarterback Cooper Haun escapes the shirttail tackle of this defender to gain good yardage in the Tigers 41-0 shellacking of Hollister. This was the fourth shutout of the season as the Tigers improved to 8-1. Lamar received a bye in the first round of districts and awaits the outcome of the Stockton vs Skyline game.


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